Sharon Stone Accuses Robert Evans of Pressuring Her for s=x to Improve Billy Baldwin’s Performance

During a recent episode of “The Louis Theroux Podcast,” Stone, aged 66, revealed that Robert Evans, one of the film's producers, urged her to sleep with Baldwin, now 61, to enhance his performance in the 1993 movie.

Describing the encounter, Stone recounted being summoned to Evans' office where he tried to convince her by sharing stories about his past liaisons and insisting that her involvement with Baldwin would elevate their on-screen chemistry and ultimately salvage the film.

In her narrative, Stone expressed frustration over Evans dismissing her input on casting choices and emphasizing the necessity for her to establish a connection with Baldwin for the movie's success.

She critiqued her own approach, acknowledging her rigidity compared to other actresses.

Stone recalled her experience working with Michael Douglas in “Basic Instinct,” highlighting the stark contrast in professionalism and ease of collaboration without the pressure to engage in intimate relations to improve performances.

In response to Stone's claims, Billy Baldwin took to social media, questioning her motives for revisiting the past and insinuating personal vendettas.

He hinted at possessing compromising information about Stone while expressing restraint in disclosing it publicly.

Baldwin further revealed his efforts to avoid intimate scenes with Stone during the filming of “Sliver,” implying discomfort with the proposed interactions and suggesting a potential tell-all expose on their shared experiences.

Sharon Stone, known for her candidness, previously addressed instances of s–ual harassment within the entertainment industry, recounting a disturbing encounter with a former Sony executive in the 1980s.

Robert Evans, identified as the producer in question, had an illustrious career in cinema, contributing to iconic films such as “Rosemary's Baby,” “Love Story,” and “The Godfather” during his tenure at Paramount Pictures.

Evans, recognized for his work on “Sliver” and other acclaimed projects, passed away in 2019 at the age of 89, leaving behind a legacy in Hollywood marked by both success and controversy.